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Identifying Policy Actions Supporting Weather-Related Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation in Finland
Climate change adaptation (CCA) policies require scientific input to focus on relevant risks and opportunities, to promote effective and efficient measures and ensure implementation. This calls for policy relevant research to formulate salient policy recommendations. This article examines how CCA research may contribute to policy recommendations in the light of idealized set of knowledge production attributes for policy development in Finland. Using general background information on the evolution of CCA research and a case study, we specifically examine how the set of attributes have been manifested in research serving CCA and discuss how they have affected the resulting policy recommendations. We conclude that research serving CCA can be improved by more explicit reflection on the attributes that pay attention to the context of application, the methods of teamwork and a variety of participating organizations, transdisciplinarity of the research, reflexivity based on the values and labour ethos of scientists and novel forms of extended peer review. Such attributes can provide a necessary, although not sufficient, condition for knowledge production that strives to bridge the gap between research and policy.
Identifying Policy Actions Supporting Weather-Related Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation in Finland
Climate change adaptation (CCA) policies require scientific input to focus on relevant risks and opportunities, to promote effective and efficient measures and ensure implementation. This calls for policy relevant research to formulate salient policy recommendations. This article examines how CCA research may contribute to policy recommendations in the light of idealized set of knowledge production attributes for policy development in Finland. Using general background information on the evolution of CCA research and a case study, we specifically examine how the set of attributes have been manifested in research serving CCA and discuss how they have affected the resulting policy recommendations. We conclude that research serving CCA can be improved by more explicit reflection on the attributes that pay attention to the context of application, the methods of teamwork and a variety of participating organizations, transdisciplinarity of the research, reflexivity based on the values and labour ethos of scientists and novel forms of extended peer review. Such attributes can provide a necessary, although not sufficient, condition for knowledge production that strives to bridge the gap between research and policy.
Identifying Policy Actions Supporting Weather-Related Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation in Finland
Heikki Tuomenvirta (Autor:in) / Hilppa Gregow (Autor:in) / Atte Harjanne (Autor:in) / Sanna Luhtala (Autor:in) / Antti Mäkelä (Autor:in) / Karoliina Pilli-Sihvola (Autor:in) / Sirkku Juhola (Autor:in) / Mikael Hildén (Autor:in) / Pirjo Peltonen-Sainio (Autor:in) / Ilkka T. Miettinen (Autor:in)
2019
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Unbekannt
climate change , climate risks , weather risks , climate change adaptation , disaster risk management , national adaptation policy , policy implementation , policy recommendations , knowledge attributes , Environmental effects of industries and plants , TD194-195 , Renewable energy sources , TJ807-830 , Environmental sciences , GE1-350
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